Decking can become green, dull and slippery, particularly in shaded gardens. We use a controlled cleaning process to lift dirt and organic growth while considering the age and condition of the boards.
Professional decking cleaning in Maidstone and Kent
DB General Maintenance provides reliable, practical property care with clear quotations and careful working. We assess every job individually because access, surface condition, drainage and the surrounding property all affect the best approach.
Benefits of our service
- Improves grip and appearance
- Removes algae, dirt and weather residue
- Suitable for many timber and composite decks
- Prepares timber for separate treatment where required
How the work is completed
- Boards, fixings and damaged areas are inspected.
- Furniture and loose debris are removed.
- The deck is cleaned using suitable pressure and tools.
- The area is rinsed and left to dry naturally.
Suitable surfaces and properties
Suitable softwood, hardwood and composite decking, subject to inspection. We welcome enquiries from homeowners, landlords, property managers and local businesses.
Clear quotations and realistic advice
Before work begins, we explain what is included and highlight any staining, wear or damage that cleaning alone may not correct. This gives you a clear understanding of the likely result and avoids surprises.
Frequently asked questions
Can pressure washing damage decking?
Excessive pressure can mark timber. We use controlled pressure and appropriate distance based on the board condition.
Does cleaning include oiling or staining?
Cleaning is separate from refinishing unless oiling or staining is specifically included in the quotation.
How long before I can use the deck?
It can generally be walked on after cleaning, but allow sufficient drying time before replacing furniture or applying finishes.
Request a free quotation
Send photographs and a brief description of the work, or contact us to arrange an assessment. We provide free, no-obligation quotations for suitable work in Maidstone and surrounding parts of Kent.